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Supply and demand how to measure the property market?

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  • Jack_Johnson_the_acorn
    Jack_Johnson_the_acorn Posts: 1,333 Forumite
    The-Joker wrote: »
    Yep, all that matters is how many can afford the price of a certain property. This is how to measure demand.

    Are you really agreeing and replying to your own 9 month old post? Maybe you should have logged into the sockie account.....
  • Zero_Sum
    Zero_Sum Posts: 1,567 Forumite
    The-Joker wrote: »
    The fact is that in a refugee camp there are far more people wanting home than propertie available.

    Prices should go up, if this was the way to measure supply and demand.


    Or the price remains the same but the house shrinks.

    How many London houses have been chopped up into flats?
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